OT: Stargate

[Lord_Shleepy]

Hee...hee!!! Nothing like a good off-topic, off-topic thread.

Originally posted by Randallw:
...Also Last time I saw Days of our lives someone was possessed by the devil.

Edit: boy, is this thread getting off topic.

Yes...it seems that they've been big on possession, witchcraft, aliens, and the like lately. Desperate for a little whiz-bang I guess...tho it's still the same ol' melodramatic, let's-stretch-one-episode-into-twelve routine.

Originally posted by geoschmo:
They did one in the pilot. Major Carter was talking about some rig job they did hooking up the Stargate and she said they "MacGyvered it"...

Awesome! I guess I'll have to give the show another half star...or half thumb...or whatever.

[David E. Gervais]

Maybe 'Soap-Opera' is the wrong term for comparison. Personally I think we just all got sucked into the 'Cliffhanger' effect. Where we just got to know what happens in the next episode. Even though each episode is not directly linked like a true cliffhanger, our love for the characters gives it the same feeling.

hmmm, "Just one more episode,.." "Just one more turn,.." hmmm it looks like some of us carry our SE addiction into other realms of entertainment.

Cheers!

[oogs]

omg... i just saw episode 22... omg omg omg omg... i want season 8 already.... omg omg omg omg.

[Zharktas]

Season 7 ending, it's like wow... one of the best endings. And now to the waiting of the season 8 and Stargate Atlantis... They are too far away :/

[minipol]

I like Stargate too. But here in Belgium, they are not kind to any kind of science fiction show. They seems to buy it to fill air time and they reschedule it every so often. It really ticks me off. They did it with Voyager, Stargate, Buffy, Angel and other show. I HATE THEM.
Hehe, i feel better now

[Randallw]

Here in Tasmania its not so bad with Stargate. The free to air channel showing it puts it on at a reasonable time like 7.30 or, it starts agin this week, 10.30. The other channel which shows Star Trek and showed Babylon 5 though doesn't appear to care much about sci fi. When a new program starts they usually have it in prime time, but by the second season its on at about 1 o'clock in the morning, and they aren't interested in keeping up to date. They still havn't shown the final season of Voyager and we have had Jeri Ryan on Boston public for 2 seasons.

[Caduceus]

In the US network television seems to delight in creating a sci-fi show and then placing it opposite another sci-fi show on the same night, so that an already limited audience is split on which to watch (and keep going for another season).

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